Description says that the Mini Pop Molds are made of silicone. Are the mini sticks made of silicone as well? or are they plastic? thanks!
27941
They are plastic. The the stick side kids hold are perfect size for little hands, and the end that goes in the mold is short so I don't worry about the kids choking on it when they get to the end of their pops.
2112668
They are plastic. You put them together like plastic champagne glasses. Everyone loved them
2073903
I am not familiar with cake pops but guessing they are similar to a lollipop in cake-like form? The straws are very sturdy. I noticed some people complained about them getting soggy but only if they are in a fluid for a long period of time. I wouldn't think a cake product would make them that soggy. I have had the straw in a drink for several hours and it was still fine. They are a lot more sturdy than the paper straws that I remember as a kid.
1066980
Yes. The plastic molds are one solid piece that you fill then place the metal tray on and push in the sticks
786500
Hi,I purchased these to put candy in for my twins 2nd birthday party. I was trying to avoid anything made out of glass with all the little kiddos running around. However, they arrived late (my fault) so I ended up returning them. Unfortunately, I didn't even open the box to check them out. In case you do decide to purchase them, the vendor was extremely easy to work with on the return - no questions asked. I hope this helps some.
671895
They are silicone. They are also a bit stretchy, so don't be concerned if they appear to be a little small for your jar.
1247529
Only the mold part is silicone the bottom part is plastic but the good thing is its bpa free.Also it comes with its own sticks which are just the right size so a child couldnt lodge it down its thoart or choke on it aswell they are attached to the handle.
1848737
How does one know the difference? I can say that the red parts (flat lid, edges around the side) are plastic. But, the portion that "pops open", the opaque sides, are a flexible plastic. It could be silicone, but I don't know how to determine.
552130
I haven't tried but I'm wondering when you say gelatin pop, are you not planning on freezing it solid? I think you'd have a hard time extracting them with the pop not getting messed up other the stick coming out. The molds are can be a little stiff when cold. Never a problem for a solid pop but could be with a gelatin pop.
2238272
I really don't know, as I have never made hard candy lollipops. These are clear plastic, and fairly sturdy. What is specific to hard candy molds so that I may better answer your question?
459007
We've had these silicone popsicle molds for about a month. As far as I can tell, there is no plastic taste. My children love the popsicles I make in the molds, and if they had a funny plastic taste, I am certain that my children would complain, a lot, to me about it.
1415938
Yes, they are made of plastic. I haven't tried them out yet, but they seem solid!
1247531
The base and the tops are made of plastic, the spiral mold part is silicone. This makes it easier to twist them off. The handle part is rounded to catch drips and there is a 2 1/2" 'stick' incorporated into it, so no wooden sticks are needed. They fit perfectly into the base to fit in your freezer. I love mine and am trying different recipes. I hope this helps...
399743
Somebody else asked me the same question so I checked them out. They are too hard, firm and don't bend to be plastic in my opinion.Good luck,PM
1090008
They'd make pretty "normal" sized cupcakes, my my opinion. Not mini ones whatsoever. And they wont release any chemicals unless you heat them over 500 degrees for long periods of time. Silicone is very temperature safe unlike plastic.
328531
Yes it is, I believe it is a silicone. I've made lollipop molds and had no trouble bending them to retrieve the lollipop.
2216015
Plastic. While the ad looks like they light up they do not. Way overpriced for two small plastic sticks.